Born in London, England in 1912, she attended Hornsey School of Arts & Crafts in London.
She taught art in English public and private schools and during WW II was in charge of rehabilitation arts and crafts at an American Station Hospital. She met Ralph Fendig, an American soldier, married him and came to Rensselaer, Indiana in 1948 where she lived and worked for the remainder of her life.
Her primary medium was watercolor although she also worked in oil and from 1948 (showing 500 of 2376 characters). |
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